Bücher von Stephanie Rabig

Captain Harry Roberts and the crew of The Sappho are an unusual bunch. Bound by defiance, friendship, and a shared code of honor, these pirates took to the seas to escape marriage, cruelty, and prejudice. To find adventure, freedom, and those they've lost. The pirate's life isn't an easy one, but the ladies of The Sappho love to rise to a challenge. Whether it's sailing through treacherous reefs or tangling with treacherous enemies, like Wrath Drew of The Charon ... Navigating the cultural waters of merfolk and sirens, or the wild nightlife of lawless ports ... Pursuing romance or preparing for revenge ... Making impressive scientific discoveries or tending to the sick and injured ... Righting the wrongs of society or rescuing the victims of slavery ... Captain Harry and her wild women are ready for anything. Or so they think ...

The bold crew of The Sappho return for more swashbuckling adventure and sizzling romance! Finally reunited with her long-lost sister Aveline, Captain Harry is happier than she's ever been. But it will take time for Aveline to recover from her ordeals. The tales she has to tell will be hard for her sister to hear. And will the singer and Harry's first mate, Jo, ever be able to reconcile after everything they've been through? Meanwhile, a chivalrous titan comes to Lady Deborah and Katherine's aid. Harry takes steps to set the penny dreadful stories straight. Kai and Isabelle encounter a unique ghost, and the pirates witness two momentous births. Hope puts her mystical skills to good use to thwart mermaid collectors, Franky finally sees how Maddie got her nickname, the search is on for the Emerald of Tococo, and unexpected reunions expand the crew. Plus: Just how did a one-legged scientist become The Sappho's cook? Is it true that only women can change into merfolk? And how many golden-hearted pirates does it take to liberate a plantation? The voyage is never a dull one aboard The Sappho!

Many people know about the Greek Gods and Goddesses--what most don't suspect is that Zeus and the others had a different home world before they ever came to Earth. After belief in them faded on our world, they returned to their original home, Storybook, and stayed away from humans for years . . . until a spaceship called the Calypso runs into trouble, and the Deities decide to help. Completely unaware of the divine intervention, the mortals go about their lives. Simon is banished from the fledgling community for his crimes, Finnian leaves of his own volition, Geneva tries to get her work done while dealing with a controlling husband, and Stace struggles to find something familiar in a world that she was brought to against her will. Their lives are already complicated enough. And then Hera and Aphrodite decide to make a bet. . . .